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| Leafs hope to rebound in Carolina |
NHL Hockey |
03/25/2003 |
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| Raleigh, NC (MySportsbook) - The Toronto Maple Leafs hope to make a quick rebound tonight when they visit the Carolina Hurricanes at RBC Center. Toronto suffered a 3-2 loss in Boston on Monday night, which put a wrench in its plans for home-ice advantage in the first round of the playoffs. The defeat, coupled with Philadelphia's win over Atlanta, leaves the Leafs six behind the fourth-place Flyers, who hold a game in hand. Philly will visit Nashville this evening. Against the Bruins, Darcy Tucker and Tomas Kabe |
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| Bruins hope to gain some breathing room in East |
NHL Hockey |
03/24/2003 |
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| Boston, MA (MySportsbook) - The Boston Bruins hope to gain some breathing room between themselves and the eighth spot tonight when they welcome the Toronto Maple Leafs to FleetCenter. Boston, with 80 points, is two ahead of the eighth-place NY Islanders and three behind the Washington Capitals, who reside in sixth. The Bruins and Isles both hold a game in hand on the Caps. The B's snapped a two-game losing streak with a 4-3 overtime win in Los Angeles to close out a three-match road trip. Glen Murray's second g |
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| Canucks look to gain ground in West |
NHL Hockey |
03/18/2003 |
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| t, which will play the struggling Pittsburgh Penguins tonight, is on top with 96 points. Earlier on Monday it was learned that newly acquired forward Brad May would miss at least a week after suffering a concussion at the hands of Mats Sundin of the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday. After being carried off the ice on a stretcher, May underwent neurological tests at a local hospital. The Canucks aren't sure when May will play again. Vancouver will head home for four games following tonight's tilt and is 22-8-6-1 on |
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| Lightning's Prospal earns NHL weekly honor |
NHL Hockey |
03/17/2003 |
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| ies last week. The Lightning currently lead the Southeast Division with 82 points. Prospal recorded one goal and two assists in a 4-2 victory over the Los Angeles Kings on March 12. Two days later, he had two goals and one assist in a 4-2 triumph at Buffalo. He is the club's leading scorer this season with 71 points (20 goals, 51 assists) in 70 games. Others considered for the award were Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Ed Belfour, Ottawa Senators right wing Marian Hossa and Detroit Red Wings right wing Brett Hull. |
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| Western Conference heavyweights square off in Big D |
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03/17/2003 |
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| ames, is 24-4-6-1 at AAC on the season. Vancouver, meanwhile, continues to pace the Northwest Division but has seen its lead shrink to four by the Colorado Avalanche. The Canucks are winless in their last two (0-1-1) after Saturday's 1-0 loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs. Alex Auld was spectacular between the pipes in his first start of the season, allowing just one goal on 23 shots. The Canucks, who were shut out at home for the first time this season, have just one win in their last six overall (1-2-2-1). Todd Ber |
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| Gilmour out 4-6 weeks |
NHL Hockey |
03/16/2003 |
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| Toronto, Ontario (MySportsbook) - Toronto Maple Leafs center Doug Gilmour is expected to miss four-to-six weeks because of a left knee injury he suffered in the second period of Thursday's 4-3 overtime loss to Calgary when he collided with the Flames' Dave Lowry. Gilmour, a former Flame, left the Saddledome on crutches. He had an MRI on the knee Friday. Gilmour was just obtained from Montreal before Tuesday's trade deadline in exchange for a sixth-round pick in the 2003 draft. In 62 games this season, Gilmour h |
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| Gilmour suffers knee injury |
NHL Hockey |
03/14/2003 |
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| Toronto, Ontario (MySportsbook) - Toronto Maple Leafs center Doug Gilmour suffered a knee injury early in the second period of Thursday's 4-3 overtime loss to Calgary when he collided with the Flames' Dave Lowry. Gilmour, a former Flame, left the Saddledome on crutches and will miss at least Saturday's game versus Vancouver. He was injured 1:24 into the second period after he and Lowry crashed into each other in the neutral zone. The two players then got their legs tangled and fell to the ice. Gilmour was just |
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| Maple Leafs Team Report: Killer injured in Leafs return |
NHL Hockey |
03/14/2003 |
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| (MySportsbook) - Leaving the arena on crutches is not how Doug Gilmour envisioned his first game back with the Toronto Maple Leafs. Unfortunately, that's reality. Gilmour, obtained from Montreal before Tuesday's trade deadline, suffered what could be a serious left knee injury when he collided with the Flames' Dave Lowry in the second period of Thursday's 4-3 overtime loss in Calgary. There was no immediate word of the seriousness of Gilmour's injury, but head coach Pat Quinn didn't sound particularly upbeat on |
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| Gilmour makes return to Maple Leafs |
NHL Hockey |
03/13/2003 |
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| Calgary, Alberta (MySportsbook) - Doug Gilmour will make his official return to the Toronto Maple Leafs this evening when they travel to Calgary to take on the Flames at the Saddledome. Gilmour was obtained for a sixth-round pick in the 2003 draft from the Montreal Canadiens in one of two deals made by the team on Tuesday. Veteran defenseman Phil Housley, currently sidelined with an ankle injury, was also acquired, from Chicago for future considerations. The 39-year-old Gilmour returns to the club he represente |
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| Canadiens skate into Sunrise to tangle with Panthers |
NHL Hockey |
03/12/2003 |
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| in the Eastern Conference -- five behind the eighth-place Islanders, who hold a game in hand. The Rangers stand ninth with 67 points. Montreal made one significant move prior to Tuesday's trade deadline, sending veteran centerman Doug Gilmour to the Toronto Maple Leafs for a sixth-round pick in this year's draft. On the ice, the Canadiens ended an 0-6-1-2 slide with Monday's 3-1 victory in Nashville. Donald Audette scored twice, including an empty-netter, and Gilmour tallied in his final game for the club. Jose Th |
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